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I'm learning the iOS SDK and I think I'd truly benefit from attending, but the $1600 price is WAY out of what I can reasonably afford. So does Apple ever offer
by daimyoyo 16y ago
I'm learning the iOS SDK and I think I'd truly benefit from attending, but the $1600 price is WAY out of what I can reasonably afford. So does Apple ever offer reduced rates for people just starting out? Seems to me that'd be a wise investment on their part. After all, if they offer seats for 75% off, and just one person makes a blockbuster app, they'll more than make the difference up in app store and or iAds fees.
- mattparcher 16y agoIf you’re a registered developer, the session videos and materials will be on iTunes, after some delay.
- stevejohnson 16y agoIn recent years the delay has gone from months, to a month, to weeks, to a week, to mere days. This year, I wouldn't be surprised if they weren't online the day after they were given.
- jonhendry 16y agoAnd the price for the videos went from $500 for 2009 to $0 for 2010.
- gaiusparx 16y agoDiscount will never happen as the seats are booked solid very quickly. It is price that high partly due to high demand. If it is priced at $500, all the seats will be taken within minutes. I hope Apple will follow last WWDC by releasing the session videos free into iTunes U after the event.
- kenferry 16y agoThere are student scholarships that aren't super difficult to get, but I think that's it.